A strong commitment to employee growth has once again earned us recognition. ITU AbsorbTech has been named a Champion of Learning by the Association for Talent Development (ATD) for the second year in a row.
On November 17, checks were presented to representatives from JDRF and the Max McGee Center at Children’s Wisconsin for the money raised at the 2022 Tee Up Fore the Cure event.
Located at 110 Wilton Circle, Winchester, TN, the new Service Center will allow ITU AbsorbTech to deliver its environmentally preferred reuse services to more manufacturers and printers in Tennessee and the surrounding area.
The Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award recognizes leading organizations for achieving exemplary safety records and excellence in safety & health management every year.
The ITU AbsorbTech Piedmont, South Carolina facility has achieved 13 years without a lost-time incident, and they are expecting to reach 14 years this September.
Heather Chung, ITU AbsorbTech’s Vice President of Human Resources, has been awarded a 2020 Human Resources Professional of the Year Award by Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce (WMC).
On September 21, 2020, ITU AbsorbTech hosted Tee Up Fore the Cure’s 14th Anniversary Celebration at Grand National Resort in Lake Geneva, WI to support type 1 diabetes research.
On September 17, 2018, ITU AbsorbTech hosted Tee Up Fore the Cure’s 12th Anniversary Celebration at Grand National Resort in Lake Geneva, WI to support type 1 diabetes research.
ITU AbsorbTech is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its Neenah, Wis. plant on October 23, 2019. ITU AbsorbTech’s Neenah plant made history as one of the first and largest buildings in the US to be constructed as an industrial laundry facility in 1969.
ITU AbsorbTech has been named the 2019 Business of the Year by the New Berlin Chamber of Commerce.The award recognizes companies that have shown dedication to the community through charitable donations, service activities, and growth in either employees or sales.
The ITU AbsorbTech Piedmont, South Carolina facility has achieved 11 years without a lost time incident, and they are expecting to reach 12 years this September.
The George L. Leef Award goes to an employee who has played an important role in improving the processes that maintain or build on our leadership position. The George H. Leef Award goes to an employee who exemplifies the “can do” attitude of entrepreneurship, a characteristic that is crucial to our long term success.
On September 17, 2018, ITU AbsorbTech hosted Tee Up Fore the Cure’s 12th Anniversary Celebration at Grand National Resort in Lake Geneva, WI to support type 1 diabetes research.
ITU AbsorbTech has partnered with two new printing industry association to offer exclusive member savings on printer towels, floor mats, and other services – Printing Industry Midwest (PIM) and Printing & Imaging Association of Georgia (PIAG).
Safety + Health Magazine, the official magazine of the National Safety Council, recently featured ITU AbsorbTech’s SorbIts® reusable oil absorbents as one of the latest trends in spill containment and absorbents.
ITU AbsorbTech has been named a winner of the Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award from the Wisconsin Safety Council (WSC) and the Department of Workforce Development (DWD).
New Berlin-based ITU AbsorbTech announced today that it has acquired assets from Spic and Span, a uniform rental and industrial supply company based in Milwaukee.
Congratulations to this year’s rebate recipients from our partner printing industry associations! Members that participated in ITU AbsorbTech’s Ultra™ Printer Towel or other rental service programs received a rebate for 2017 participation.
Effective October 20th, 2017, ITU AbsorbTech president Jim Leef named Paul Schoessow the new Vice President of Business Development and Doug Roskopf the new Vice President of Operations.
HR Director, Heather Chung, outlines ITU AbsorbTech’s key strategic initiatives that contributed to its success as one of the top companies in the world for workplace learning.
The annual Next Generation Manufacturing Summit, presented by BizTimes Media, featured an exciting interactive discussion with chief executive officers of southeastern Wisconsin companies. The CEOs shared their companies’ best operational strategies and discuss their solutions for competing in a global marketplace
Tee Up Fore the Cure was blessed with a warm, sunny day and more than 230 golfers and 40 celebrities at Grand Geneva on Monday, September 18. The featured celebrity was baseball Hall of Famer, Rollie Fingers.
Featured celebrity Rollie Fingers poses with Phil Navertil who bid on a custom, hand carved plaque made for the event.
Andrew McLaughlin was the youth speaker at Tee Up Fore the Cure. Andrew spoke about his experience living with T1D.
Celebrity team picture at Tee Up Fore the Cure 2017
Ken Sanders received a special Bulldog jersey signed by all the celebrities at Tee Up Fore the Cure.
Cordeck foursome golfing at Tee Up Fore the Cure 2017
Jim Leef and Pat Richter at Tee Up Fore the Cure 2017
Mark your calendars for the 2018 Tee Up Fore the Cure on Sept. 17th!
Celebrities pictured above: Lance Allan, Don August, Kevin Bell, Jeff Blanzy, Bob Brainerd, Amanda Braun, Bill Campbell, Buzz Capra, Paul Coffman, Gary D’Amato, Bo Ellis, Rollie Fingers, Casey FitzRandolph, Dave Hallenbeck, Gene Hiser, Randy Hundley, Mickey Johnson, Michael King, Art Kramer, Pete Ladd, Rich Loiselle, Greg Matzek, Jim Mecir, Doug Melvin, Willie Mueller, Dan Needles, Jack Perconte, Pat Richter, Dave Robinson, Phil Roof, Adam Russell, Doug Russell, Ken Sanders, Tony Smith, Eric Soderholm, Tim Stoddard, Stephanie Sutton, Thomas Tellmann, Gorman Thomas, Keith Tozer, Paul Wagner, Frank Winters, and Brad Woodall.
About Tee Up Fore the Cure
Diabetes research is a cause close to the heart of the Leef family and ITU AbsorbTech. George L. Leef, ITU AbsorbTech’s second-generation president, was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes in 1929, shortly after the discovery of insulin. With the help of exercise and diet management, George lived a full life but still needed the aid of hundreds of thousands of blood checks and shots. He suffered from diabetic neuropathy for many years before passing away in 2007.
During his lifetime he generously gave to diabetes research. He was a kind and devoted family man who gave so much to all those who had the privilege of knowing him.
In honor of George’s love of the game, the first Tee Up Fore the Cure was played in 2006. It was a modest start on a cold fall day where 72 players helped raise $7,000 for Type 1 Diabetes research.
In 2016, Tee Up Fore the Cure partnered with Milwaukee Brewers pitching great, Ken Sanders, to add many new dimensions to Tee Up, including celebrity golfers. Robin Yount was Tee Up’s first featured celebrity for the 10th-anniversary celebration. The event has grown to 145 players in 2016 and has raised $190,000 for research to date.
ITU AbsorbTech has been named a winner of the Wisconsin Corporate Safety Award from the Wisconsin Safety Council (WSC) and the Department of Workforce Development (DWD).
ITU AbsorbTech employee Dan Rennekamp was honored with a certificate of appreciation by North Vernon Mayor Mike Ochs and Police Chief James Webster for his heroic action of saving a man’s life on February 27.
Award ranks ITU AbsorbTech as #6 in the world for employee training excellence ITU AbsorbTech received the ATD BEST® Award for enterprise-wide success as a result of employee talent development as a strategic business tool.
ITU AbsorbTech has donated their services of cleaning all of the gently used jackets collected through Fox 6 Condella’s Coats for Kids for the last 14 years. ITU AbsorbTech joins representatives from Fox 6 and the Salvation Army to promote this important ca
Certified Production Excellence (CPE) is our commitment to uncompromising operator safety, environmental stewardship, and exceptional products and services through consistent training, process control, and quality standards.
South Bend reached a remarkable milestone of 20 years with no lost time incidents on July 1, 2016. “While ITU AbsorbTech as a whole is very safety conscience, our South Bend location has accomplished something very few businesses can ever claim,” says Doug Roskopf, Director of Operations. “20 years without a lost time accident is […]
The Waukesha County Business Alliance, in partnership with media sponsor BizTimes Media announced ITU AbsorbTech as one of the 2016 Top 10 Businesses of the Year. The annual awards program recognizes companies headquartered in southeastern Wisconsin that have shown consistent financial growth and demonstrate a commitment to good business practices through their employee relations, customer-focused […]
ITU AbsorbTech was recognized with a 2016 Earth Day Sustainable Product Award for development of the SorbIts® Quilted Pad. The award was presented by Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce (WMC), the state’s chamber of commerce and largest business association in recognition of ITU AbsorbTech’s commitment and improvements in the areas of sustainability, innovative technology and environmental stewardship.